Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, December 28, 1877, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE FRIDAY ASHLAND TIDINGS DECEMBER,2H, 1S77 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. See the ad. of Wagner, Anderson Ar Farmers’Co. and take Leed. Siberian crabs of the seconil crop, were left in onr office on the 21th inst., by little Minnie Rockfellow. i The meeting under the auspicies of the first Biptist church of Ashlaud continues nightie at the school bouse. The ball at Ashland on Christmas (evening is reported to have been one of the most tnjoyuble 3$*r given tn bur town. Profs. W. T. L ■»ke and L F. Wil lits go to Butte Creek to spend a feu days of the vacation in looking after their pastoral interests. S ettle up .—We call attention to the notice of J. M. McCall A Co. in tui> issue. They are in earnest. The end of the year is a good time So Etraighteu accounts. Mr. L. F. Wiiiits, principal of the Ajibland p iblis school, requests us to h ¡y that there will ba no school in bis department until Wednesday morning JaLUury 21. Lost, by Mrs. Wagner on the 2Gth, a gold breast pin, between the resiliences of John Fraley and Jacob Wagner, ]: f juud, please return to the owner or leave at the T idings ofnee. Grand bull at Miller A Patterson’s hull < n New Year’s evening. Tickets S]2 50. PnparatioLB are going ah?u*l with the design of making it afl'air ci the seasoD. Be ou baud. M ill W lights .—tho card of Waner ?. Wells, practical mill wrights. They are thoroughly posted in then- business, kud any one securing their .services will find them capatile of do- ing all they »xlverti-«. The Irrepressible Geo. E. Strong an«! Sheriff J. W. Manning accompiuied <’ipt. A'lams ând Lient D ilc . ii to A-iilund on TiiU’S lay la>t. an i returi»- 1 to '1 ickxi.uvilie. ou I’rid iy. T.»«y ?w Hoti) pl-a-aut g«::itl«n)“i), and -hlj.ndilt.s ire alw avs pleased t«J see lutai. PLANING MILL R eturned H ome .—Mr. G. W. Wil shire returned home from Hepner, Wasco county, last week. He reports times lively and the weather fine, when he left. Mr. W b engaged extensive ly in sheep raising, having recently purchased a thousand hea I and u rauche, near Hepner. lie pripo-es tn return in the spring with a number of fine blooded sheep to turn with bi flock. On his way home ho examined S. G. Reeds fine stock, at that geutlo- man’s farrn in Yamhill county. Ho se- cured two specimens of wo <1 from Cotswold end Liescester bucks, belong I ing to Mr. R which measured tram nine to fourteen inches in len/th. School Meeting* The l*»gal voters of Ashland S dioo! District met at the public school hous- ou Dre. 22 1. 1877, pursuant t »adj »uru- ineut; J M. M -Call iu the ch-iir. Mm utes of the last meeting read and ap proved as amended. Ou motion tne report of the Committee od plan for the school house building* was Derived and laid ou the tible. The committee on a building site reported sever*1 places for sale and rec »uitnended the present site and the purchase of land adjoining. The recommendations were adopted aud the committee dis charged. The following resolution« were adopted: Eesfdred, that a committee of three be upp.anted by the chair to establish the metes and bounds of a school h««u-e site a« recommond't d by the committee just di-chargnl. Lesolced, that the amount of land to be purchased shall not ex ‘eed tivr I acres, including the present sliool house site and two lots to be purchased of LiLdsey Applegate, north of the present school hou-e lot, und that the committee shall be instruGte I to re- port at an aojourned meeting. The chair appolute I C. K. Khira, «Tao. P. Walker ULll B: F. Myer as said cemmittee. fl’c soledt th't the meeting do now adjourn to me» t two w< eks from to-day ami taut tLe Directors be requested to adv**rti-e a special meeting of tne legal voters to take place at this time to vrte on the question of 1« vyinir a fu.X for the purpose of buying a .site uni -uiso for erecting a schou’ house ther«*on. i A*lj »uri«ed. »T. M. M c C all , Chin. Tur. t E.— 1 li” 11« gu« River Dra- S »< u tv M lil give a pt-rforniuGCi Tiiutir : >»r thè R >* k P •lit .‘•lilial hoit-e ou New Y ears < v * ’ l’»*u nights iu a 1» ir Und» r th« sliill- ♦oom'* will be ivi u fui maiiagr/n^ut oi Wm. Vi ni. M. Cdvig, 1 ih« al!air w:là d.iubtksa prove a dicid- <ed tìucce.-a J acksonville >'• mc od —Our genial fri» nd J. Q. Willr ta, principal of tht fa* keonviile pul lio school, made in n »•all on Satuiduy. Ho n porta his tebor 1 in a llouri.-Li’. g c.oudiiiou, there being about 2 H pupils in attendance. B »th Pr<d. Willits and Miss. KiteThorbfon Lite us=is* mt, are » xperience»! teachers •»i*.I catiuot fail to give sutisfaClion as educators. A t M ountain V iew .—Vv'e learn that the Christmjs tree ht the Mountain View school house, five or six mile* rOllth Of Ashìun I, was laden with an eiegant assortment uf fruit on Christ- rua.4 eve. An ohi au l prominent citi- zen of Oregon, nunj’iely an*] appropri- represent« d Santa a’ely disguise 1, Claus to fucc -s,Tiilv that the little folks were half p' rmaded that be WHS ihe genuine article. He keeps aD experienced workman en gaged and is at all times prepared to do any kind of work in the line of bis -AND trad« on short notice. In the line of tin ware he keeps a. lar^e stock always TTTII.T. <>;<n Ms DANCING ACADEMY ” M mi..y xd Satutd.y eVcLiigs, st on band und is con-dantlv mannfaetur 7 u’ek'ck at ing. Tbope who desire 1'rd cars in i I •/ / any number can be snppli»'»T on short M I L L E II S II A L L ; a.»tree aud at a pt ice that deh comne- And every Sa’urd iy afternoon, from 2 to 4 o’clock, titon. Mr. Reeser has aJded largely Granita Street, A for li.dies uud ihildren. during the just year, notably to bis Ail who wish to attend, will be dil gently instroc building but to liis trade and the gen A skla nd, O¡ egou» ted. • uo2Stf. eral appearance of thrift that pervade bis premist s is ample pr »of that he is EAnGAiK’S, BAnGHN’S, BARGAIN’S. L. S. p. Marsh. master of the varied lines of business AC THE la which he is engaged. Notice. Furniture Factory, W. W. KrNTNOil, C elk. MARCHING O.N. ticioii-Siu ing <.< n ¿c Shoe Store, i SASIT, DOORS, MOULDINGS, fu iucreise tbs jr y of hearts t! is Car sima» and New LINKV1LLE OREGON. - - GEO. 1. BAL1>W1X, Proprietor. Always on fund a large stock of tinware it iln following pr.ces: 2 quart Coffee Pots •> *• Covei Ä ed Buckets 10 •* W ater Pails 1 pint Dippers MISS M. A. SWlSGI.K. 50 cents. X7 iz - 75 25 • • • 4 • • I MlM I. C. »VlMCLI. MSSSM. A. SWINGLE & SISTER COME, COME, C< ME, Next uooi to l’urtuili e. GEO. Nl'TI.EY. Hare Opined a First-Class [is.28 fl Mi.J.Iincry LOST Five Hundred Sheep KQOi:s aad. SILOES, Of Lake County. (V2n21tf.) Years. A.l gucsis marked ou'y ui.e piice. II »use, Sign and Orn one'td Pain inland i «innig co iw io order in lie Alii), or iu e »Olititi ,'. < iinva.-siiig cei i g, P»|er ugiug, C<»ls«'inining, Whi swa-hing, Ac. i t i.orie-l j «)-.-ibie i.mice. L S P. MARSH. Asliliind, June 17ih, 187<>. tulli.c2 18 TIN SHOP 'dSft.AH kind1* of Tin, Sheet-Iron and Copper ware <m Lami and made to order. GEO T. BALDWIN. MRS M. W. HARGADIN'E, Whose pl i-e of business is opposite that of Mr. R -es^r, h is one of the m >st eligible as well a-t the oldmt st >re in town The buildings at present con sist of a large frame sale room attach-d to. and in front of, a on • story bri-k, 30x50 feet, whic i is *le-ngued as a rear room to a fine brick front, which, we are informed, will be erected next Suniun r. Mrs. Ilargudine’s mercantile business is attendei to by E. J l ar low aud Silas Kilgore, wh » k-ep con stantly on baud a large aud well «sleet ed stock of all kinds of general mer- <•haudi.se. Tueir st »ck Of ready-made clothing is both large and elegant, while iu the line of dry goods, fancy and staple, groe« ties, etc. etc , they have everything required in this mar ket and '•ommand a good and steady trade. During the pai-t year Mrs. II h»s had two new buildings erected in town. One is D*-xt door south ot her store, which ¡3 occupied by Mrs. Ew ing, who keeps a flue stock o! milien- ery aud attends to everything in the line oi dress-making. The other bail 1- ing is on the bill j i?-t east of tho rear end of the store an 1 is used aa a store room and general depository. PIONEER S^or-e Ou Matti Street, AetLrod, Next door to lhe Post Olio, Upeuirn In Dr. I l I ow ’# New Buiidny. < W ’ E HAVE NOW ON HlNliA 11FAVTINTL A KNOT. T- V V « I H-TS, UuNNKTH, * LOW kb», roll MEM, »>< K. TIEH, JVTE, LADiL» )'VKNifcbINU 1.001», klc., fcBC'. Marked as Fol lews: liU TIE RICK A SMITH PATTERNS. I>i5 Dressmaking »lone to order. S w ’ h II i w-luik in right ear; Lall unserer p Ail order- irutu u dielAUCe ) romptly filled. Good* [u21»kf. iu right e «r. >walluw-iu. k and upper bi. Clie.») for Cubb. in leii eat, and right ear split. bwaliow- lork in both e* »t>; m.ter l>ii in, bo h ears. Hi i under crop and upj ei bit in leiten, lirund« d wi h a u ¡angle on the n* -e. I A lv inlornia'ioii lenling to the recovery of said sheep will be iiiti biy lew-trded. THE EAGLE MILL 25it. U. U. WGLLi, lieka, Cal. 0 x. LIVE! LET LIVE Ashland, Oregon. NU1I I Y HAS THE PLEASURETC ( GEORGE S aui.oui ce lo 11.e it h b’.uil I- »4 A-Ulaiid bd 1 .- Miiioiiii..’! ii- Ids rn-ii.e-s io »upj iyiol wtiu le-r1 Ki hag .«ni curii in-iu *D i>.x>t*,r sii.« , u.b.le uf tie tert In..ieri 1. C. | ai 1 r*»- Inni büu^ ou M.i’.ü S'jt-el, next il»» ir 'o U.e l’ost Oiuce. Aru:. ist, June 1741, 1876. Il' ltf. Situated 15 n iles Sou h of J..ckft< uviiie uDd lj atile Nvrili ui Arlnund, is ptepiued to do geucr^l Custom and Exchange Business - Flour anl Feed at the — LEATHER, LE;JHiR. ? Lots of leather, of many a kird i At. Telman’s tabiieiv you cau find; i in harness work anti saddle)y Fiiltliltil and true we re bound to be; ? i lu carriage work we’re not aurpubsed ’Tin good tuough for any lasr.; : S <»ut ho,its A: si.a<s ot the ¡list letter .’ i And good enough for any feller. 1 Very.gocd hides aud good gruiu ? Ever wanted for the same. '. HELMAN &. FOUNTAIN. These gciulöiUen ara i cl a-ays to be found at their old Stand . at the Poht- bull ling. Besides ; attending to offi -e bnil Uncle 8 iin’rt business iu the distribn- tion of the m ul, they do I an extensiv«- buauess i-i the inercinnld line. ni ± i«¿ir «toi’ks of dry goods and groceries ar«- always f »H whiie their sales 1 les are libar- al. 1’uey uls.> keep a well supplied sto k of l> » >ks all I sf.iti« > icry, ad ipt^ 1 to the wbilits of t‘ e Comdr y und town, Mr. Heluii.n's buihliug is a enbst J.')¡tin 1 two-story frumo. The firm occupv t*.e entire lower 11 «or for busbies-« pui- po-i*-. while th- upper story 1-* finish ed it:i«l furnisb««l for a h ill. Hero the Mas’juic, ’ Li » e.’ow mi I ( r x>d T- m- plur societies ! o! I tioir m» eiings which keep t! e hi ll ii hti-d up abnost every mu’iit in tha w. ek Tin vt-iir wav t • the h II is on t n* outii lo of th b lil liu^, -and is c »mpl-lely Coveri'd bv the roof over a pa-uageivay between the Postoffice and Dr. It low's drug stuie. Ri PORTER. WÂÏCHWAKER ÁfcD JLV/ÍLER LOWEST CASH PRICES. As. Ltd, Oiegoii. 36 lb-» « f dour, 2 lb. »I» rt* r.nd 8 ib« bran per batti ci lor giod wtieat. Wi 1 • ck and bruLd lue »<>ca* —cuelumeitHuruithing U.e tucks. My brother ♦ G. F. BILLINGS- Something New! Something New! Wi:l luive charge i.f the bu.iuess, being aasisted by competent uiiikre. Everything as represented or no sale. Selling Out ! ! L6ÆÎ Mrs. S. A. FARNHAM. v2n22 f PRICES CF KWELRY! Livery Stables. LAKi-Vlt# COTTAGE f A Pleasant and Homelike House situated —AT— Humming: Bird Springs, near Kiauiatli Lake, A new mid excellent aassortinent GEORGE NUR>E oi line gold and plated jewelry. i f i. i F i ¿ COIMA - Olì EG OX « Eieven miles from Linkvil'e, < n the road to Ft. Klaimilii, Lake Co., Oitgols. C_' ' Pit;, sc ci ) und examine my stock before pur- elmrji g eìtew cere. ^5^*Attention paid to tl.e wants of gutsls £ »■ G:e it pail » taken in repairing gold or êi.ver (•' <■« Dir. !«•:>!.ir, amply provi«i«*l wi h Red I. aueview , D c. 20, 1S77. a i-ciies und »»11 kinds of jewelry. Aid li ii (T|i*U»l»i«*r.- wii. lie w..i ed ua E ditor 1 ilings :—Tw»uty nine val r '• piuilipuv ^L(l IB tile I m -I bljie, V3* A lirs.- hfs chronometer in my estai).i-h- iant sou.** eur lie>t laoir n lint s as so! A (,'K Exe-ileitt lUt.GlES und No 1 men i. ]i<)R:-ES i.lw.i,» uu h..»i.l diers u«.d *r the grand oid te nperance V.'atthes sud clocks cleaned at troni 11 50 to 4^. ¿ 411*. -VC pru»upi>y c.ael 1 >r, -Uil Ail o'.ber wuik dune at the Very lowest banner at this place Ja-t eveningj 'I’ue í and Others Outfitted noble l»»ud is < Hi •« »«*■■ I as loll «w>: Geo. <)j ih»- »iH»rie-t u *»i *e C.n.n, W. C. T.; Mis» liatLe M Penny. i., 1 ■ > i ot 1. B to pive lb«- L ieumi « M l,!e*utiii W. V. T.;li H Dunlap. WS;Mi»E vl MI.J] GEGlkiE NUR.-E, L n'toi), W (J. D Snelling, W F S; 'I. < «* * Lofton. W T; T D iffy. W M; Miss Lil al i L L ! L» É R Y STORE li«) Teul rook, W I G;»J W Crabtree, Ou Al ,iu 8 red A’iiil Gobi V< dal w «- ìiw .i <1- ALL WORK WARRANTED ! ! Kul 1-<»1 Ini' iì>« I h ’ s » l’ho Ashland W O G; L E Howard. 1* W C T; Mi-s ••<1 Os (‘goti. mt«*i! .">!ut«*s. a» d he Vi«*i.- EllaD.ni.Ms, W A M; Mrs It U Dun t < AA"«* h ot* i.ow ou i.uLd .. I k .. u Hul i.eeur nieiit uf bc<t Ìli ti!«* W..|-|.|. n i 1* ! Be sure to call, and rest assured lap, \\ Il H S; Miss Moi.ie Du i< an, E .1-, Buia.« - uiìes Fr» )i li Flowers, AA realb?, ì’\ 's|1 ret, Sun r nihCÌsCO. Uni ...es, acca Ti -, Li..e. Sulle, Ju«, L.< iie* I that vou shall have satisfaction. W L II S; ?4i.— C..rrie Fuelps, W A S: 1 mi. ùmg G. udr, eu., « ic eie. I fl. nr al d fi» sb p romiti .k F Lewis, L D. ▼2i»25J g . w. sAirrn. ¡IM'i I I. mesi delivered 111 any L i ’f » i' • . " t L *f lA B I rf*C I 4 g » li il» So the good work goes on. Little by pati of Ashland, at talli prices, bv thè t. *" A 1 order» iruiu a di»t..D<v proniptij ìided. little are tue shackles of int» mperance En 2 le M il. '* 7'. C. WATTEES, Ir.:- 'Ag> uey tur Dr Warner » Ilesini Coree». Ev- eij .. ì.g r« Hi <:h«$up l'or C iti». broken, und the s«»us and du« gl.t>. rs <d i.» Lie cbiuL, l’«erBiDg and Coloriig, in e e very our bcl >ved but rum cuised l..n 1 are Leuixel Uiulduei. *V2».16U made to r« j rice that ere long the glad Mrs. Jas. Eu in'j. V'hlanil, J.-.ckso i County, Oregon. day of deliv» rance shall come, when artici lai : N otice .—A larga lot of drunkenness, misery, want and avou Will attend lo ti e buying an$ selling Of r- i<!« rv just n reived at J. M. Me- ASHLAND BAKERY »V wT shall be kuown no more forever. O Id Cents J B. R igdon . AND o’iotr lares cviit All bu-ine.-s ei trii-te«! to ine will leceive a lur_»c ¡ i IK* i f ho' prompt iitleiition. CUE W ÍÍ received ! rom N. \ I will ^heelfidly an-wer ;*)1 ¿3. . J. M. M «jiiiry in ieg ■ rd io this pottiui IM PRO VI '.AIENT S OF THE YEAR. ffllU E I h l<*r-i-n-<l i- tow pie nrfd to furnhh li.- Cliin.ne, ."oil. ProcTict- etc. it \\TiilE < rd BROWN BREAD, lies aid ..■mes C Kef, ..l li e .*> «e i. t.iic-B. I'.ioi.ieo eiiji^iied and Reference given it re'juiieil. RAPID INCREASE GF WEALTH AND POPU , reduce llikeL. iu eXlh.4 gc‘. Al lue ?: A fiîil E!) v2i.21] T O. WATTERS. LATION. The subset iber also keeps a Good Stable W' 11 s'lppli -d with h.iy and grain. Call ana s* e il Le can keep huiet. D. J. Ferree. v2il! ourists Z r N OTIC Sewing Machines THE L'NDhKliIGNFD HAVE COMPLETED THKI* STEAM SAW MILL (O..e Mile AVerl < f ibe si .u«l of old Buche) « Mill) Are now Sawing all kinds/)f Lumber, BOXING, SIDING, RUSTIC, FLOORING, FIN ISHING, SCANALINO of all SIZES. Fir A e .o v aiid Sugar fin«* ot all dime ons* Laths, ¡Sheathing, Shingles, Fenc ing etc., etc., SEND ÌN YOUR ORDERS! All orders promptly attended to. LAND AGENT. ...... f. * 1 »8 OATS, M B EAT, FLOUR, LARD and BACON, taken ni Exchange for ....LUMBER,... C ¿7“Addre?» a l urderf lo .flAKSII, VAI/PEY& CO, Yellow .Jacket Mill, Brownsborougb, P. O , Ogn. (2-lGtf) E S T A U R A K T L. A. Klin. D. CHAPMAN. ASHLAND RESTALI! ANT Ou Thursday last Cap*. Jno. Q Adams, of the 1st U ivulry wire we ba- I lieve acted as chief Q lartermuster dur ing t’ue Nez Prices campaign, and I/ieut. Duncan of the 21st Infantry, luade us a plea^nt cull. They were en route to Fort K'unialh to attend a court martial aud wdl doubtless return to Portland in a few days. (’apt. Adams' many friends in Like wnll be pleased to know that he expects to return to his old station, Fort Klamath, in the spring. G etting E ven .—We hear it rumored that a a oung man, not more than a thousand miles uwav from Rogu« River callrd on a young 1 rdy and asked her company for a Christmas ball. For borr.e reason, which was doubtless a good one, she refused. Now the fam. ily to which she belonged waa very poor, an«l lived in a primitive way far up the foot bills, where tho few cows and pigs which afforded the means of livelihood, could make their living on the rauge. The damsel was herself the owner of a fine pig. of which she was very proud. Only a few «lays ago, and n short time after the young man’s re fusal, the report of a gun was beard a abort distance from the house, followed by a squeal from ths pig, and a man was seen retreating, gun in hand, up I iuto the bills. Of course the suspicion is verv strong that the young man was the perpetrator of this vile act. as a means of “getting even” on the young lady. Some people are absolutely too mean to live. Dr. J. T. Inlow’d new bnil ling g is a line addition to the appearance of fin business portion of Main street, it is a COVER r DUNN A’.-I «■ re«Jdence of »hr I 1 .i !. r. i’, i ) ai , E-i, . o.i Cbri- ¡o ts d y. by J. h .- k . cuh ir, I) . !) A.UuVeitabd Mi-n Duini, alli.l J. C..-. li <'o. U rapì nen» s of the happy conple r»cv>v«d theirs b ; a !o x :l,id ba) ; y ioatnir.oni.il Voyi TWO STORY FRAME, seventy-five feet deep and stands just south of the postoflice. lbe building is divided iuio several apartments l’bir ty fet t of the lower ir«mt is oecupie« by the Ductor us a drug store an i olli m The rear portion of this floor is sepera ted into convenient rooms and oeeupie 1 by Mr. Riggs, photographic artist, as a dwiliiLg. Tbu upper st»«ry is also cut up by partitions, into convenient rooms aud occupied. Tue front is rented by ibe Misses Swiugie au»i till e«l with a fine stock of millinery go xls The rear rooms are finished np exprefisl v f»-r a photographic gallery aud oceupied by Mr. Riggs. T «e building is neatly tiuished inside, au»l has a fine finish on the outside front. The windows iu the I upper front are elaborately ornamented w ith a tine show of millinery, w hile the lower is occupied l«y Mr. T G. Watters for a watch aud jewelry stand. Munks 2-5 cents: T\ a ami Cullet* Ext t a. Kt V. M *y no < ovet . t tv 1 To mar I t e li’e b An I L zzi • er» t b!* 11*r »in r FEED AND LIVERY STABLE I The ) iitroD* ge of tbe public is Hilici’ed m <1 »a’ic- cG.uu guar.u teri. |9 3u.J AA'. S. .-AYER. MAIN STREET. in.e I I’tcpX (tf UNION LIVERY and SEWING MACHINES! E xchange rpiiE UNDERSIGNED WOULD A lespecHuByiniormtheiriiieinls AN $20 SINGER FOR $Q0 ! and the public g»-i erally th «1 they Have pmchiFed tie above e-l «<> ishiubiii, box top , 2 drawers à drop leaf . and Laving thurongtdy cie »feu the lobelia lav tio’ii the piemise»», they can assure so«! $sor $ go ! tl eir put.r<«ns that slock eniruste«i to their care will be wed and safely cur« d fur. Corner of 4tb and California Sts., And Liberal Discount for Cash ! Hoti J ackson "' ili . e , O regon . I lir- <’ loi. ü-1. T J. I RAI TAIN. ¡ i-r.tl oi L .K** U.,., i >r. »4 A Dew two inch Iron Axie Wagon, no27tf. B. B. R eeser , SHEET IRON, TIN AND CGI’ITR. 1». F. Reeser is the pioneer iu the cop per, tin aud sheet iron w are business in Ashland. He has always on band a variety of stoves ot every pattern, be sides every qu »'ity au«l variety of hard J;N <>iii(it»c> <»|* Ct.vbisf »ei ship. ware, cutlery, agricultural implements, rjiHE r-n f. r- px’- I t g tie- « een stone and china ware, boots and shoes, P. ;v¡ i r>. ir tin« (i y ; h I< I '»’I* y wii h- dry good«, fiiiicv goods, Yankee no Ur»* hu p .»I r-ii V . » ■* • » 1 !•*, . *•• u *i»4* i >» « IlLd O*L’ tions etc., etc. Mr. Rieser has a com I T li.liu; © cf ;L v s. r inodious building, the front of which B. is his sale ro?m aud the rear Lis shop. I Ash'r. 1 rr'IIE UNDFI READ The ’is’' f Sales for 1876 and t* s'i aonials from ti e very be-t ju ¡gee in ii.ecuu.4ry: W-, di- und^rs'2'e 1, re-i*lei-s of J-ck-oD coun'y, t.w . i g»i dhi.vu g i.—<1 be eli g*-r Mach.ue enii.- Ill .£ y ciri* ly u»i g to bAiiii i a- .hit it e ii every resp»ci a sii.-i-■ i..*-s H...CI. be lot al. kirj. s <.f i.n11 iy A*.*ra, a oui.l ci eeitu i; r>.c intnend it oall w tehing U> pur I >.base a lire -ClaSs re * leg m .chin« . Mr». T. I!. A kiuson.. Mr.- .. Geo Wil on, I Mrs. S J. OHVer, Mrs i’.e- I’niype, We have conet in'.ly on bind the very best; |‘ Mrs. F. Eu», Mr» I J Pi!l,.pr, Mi-, J >ru O th. Mr- M Iz 11 .lid, SADDLE HORSES, I Mis. E K. Kearnes, M. s. !S E Daul p, HlK. T VV. Jo 1-.-OD, I .'lis N. Fi-uer, Miet A R ie , I Mrs. Win F *ue. Mrs 1. r. M.Kei zie. W IB. M. lt gg’, .v »w Mi.-. J. . li 11er, Mrr. J H oiks , carriages Mrc. M. A 1’.nntr, M. Myer, n e ctiant tailor, John h .r ey, “ 1 Mrs. I. G nu. g, A. Mark-, “ At.2 S faiti’.Bh ear cus‘< mers with a li,-top tun- Mr». H. H.l.i e, i um. Nu iev, >h<M>ind Mr». C. AV, h..v gf, udt al aiy lidie. I Mrr M.r/j.P,un Ù. Mr-. T J Bel, ¡ Air-, J P McD.niei, Mt ■*. E. Mel>.« i«*l, , Mi s . B**1 ij Eduli Mr». Ab.ee UliiCli, Neaole», oils a»»l :«1 kind- » f aiucbtueu»* <«n h-md On renjior-ib’e terio*, ¡«u-T the b-’«t of cire -.nd a’.’eu- ururdered. THE ."INGER MANE G LO , «i ni «teiluweJ ut.uu llieiu wLiie UliC.er Uleir eburue. Cur. Fir-t i»e,Y. n.luil » ». Putii.lid O.t\uj. A;tu, J. AV. RlGOS, A uk » t , A shland . IG 8 »Tlased il»t> ’!>.* ..I* <*D Vt? vc L • <i »c<l I’.om om KiJ Ki.i ’ii <N <\ Vvil-mi, '» 'l-oii, Is b* it !c ve lo I.»«I • ’ Lv J Die TV i : Vib nt) iv ic that Hey .ae GC «.*.■ » I I! il Ml ;• C rlj 11.U I ( e vT (Lr pnlI<nt ge ’b«»t bctii €• iiferrcd uii j V< irr POPULAR STABLES GOOD TURNOUT* Of carriages k and buggies any time. BALED HAY FOR SALEI In quantid-e io suit pnrcha«ers. They will ills*», in connection wiiti neir stab e, n.n a TRLLIi.U AGOV At reasonable rales. D. C hapman Jt N kil . 31: if J. W. RIGGS, , Horses Boarded Horses Bought ^nd Sold. We will gu r.u»’ee 9 itief cion in »11 <*nr trnns- uCdone. CAj.uwKia. & M&M ahqk . supplied «4 ARTIST, Ashland Oregon sewing ÀÌÀt DlNEtAL-S I OR 1876. I uni now pe in mentiv located in this pl «ce, ui d re-pe.ifully asks ihê pill on ag of Le cuiztu ;. THE SHGfR MF’GCC SOLD 262,316 ALL WORK WARRANTED Hu«e M chi e .<).. Wi.e 1 i & WileuL Aff’gCo., rspUE UNDERSIGNED. ¡ IIANKIN i OUR FA- D iu-» k H. »1. C««. B ir«»u>turt e 1 l»-t ■! ,* 'r.*i):g- b'-s* »iwe«l n,4*u Au.eri -t»i B H. Ac S. M. Co., u» «Uni» g our curii- » <«n wi’D u e r ion Liv»*ry W h -I Mew’ti»; Al Ciiilie Co., M.'.»»•-. i'O -i.l b"«i*eak •« C'liiHti.i e <•* <>f »l o 8 b.e AVik-’x A’ Gib)c 3. At Cu , Fiurtiue »« “» rUi> e.-ivt?. C audwii X £ M l M a bun . V2..l*-ly No. 17, ti. «4 • c 44 • t • 4 • 4 • « ¡•-a. .’s; I-M 097 2.1.537 17,9M 14,425 12,7 ÍM 2,7«! To give Emire 8 tisfaciion. The Time-. Prices to suif’ jfc-p Call and ss: Syeei.ncnr; f » 2i)gt f